Yes, I need  the aritcle integrally on CEFTA.
You are really helpful.
What's the http for Reuter?

Do you speak Hungarian?

Thanks
 Olga

Maybe the soviet union or something like will arise again. I do
think that if Yeltsin does not figure out how to do a smooth
transition of power, as well as keep the Ultr-Nationalists out of
the Presidency (or major vote in the Duma(?), then will be
worried. But hey, I live in Old Russian America. And one other
points made by the Ultr-Nationalists was to reclaim ALL former
russian territories. As well as all persons of russian heritage.
Here in Alaska were the Russian Orthodox church is a major factor
in some areas, as well as a semi-large community of russians
living south of Anchorage (they are mostly old believers, and
left Russia c.1890 or so).

Hey, I live about 150 miles from the Russian Border, am I
worried? Yes. I would have to fight them.

SPC Mike Adams, AK ARNG

AGNES AHERINGER wrote on October 4th, 1996:
	"Dear Isxtvan, I just tapped into this discussion - usually I am
onlyon  the Hungary list.  My opinion is that there always will be
revisionists  like in Canada Ernst Zundel.  They are writing nonsense,
and then are  quoted as truth.  I just read an article that was taken
over from the  Nepszabadsag, that there is a teacher in Hungary who
teaches that the  Jews caused all the wars and oppressions in Hungary,
starting with the  Mohacsi vesz...  Fortunately, the majority of the
people do not take  these creatures serious." 
> ============================================================
TOTH writes:
	 I believe the above message is so clear that it needs no further
clarification. How convenient to run to the ususal safe-houses in case
of a storm:... if Ernst Zundel did not exist he would have to be
invented! I suspect that Ms Aheringer "just tapped into the
discussion" and has no idea what we were writing about in the pas few
days! Why not read it Agnes from the top? You might even have some
fun! Perhaps after that you could also put in your dollars worth of
arguments!  But if you want to go back 400 years in History then be
it! I am all game, Are you ready?
	On the other hand, if we were in a court of law you  would be
instructed to stay with the subject we discussed earlier and not drag
in Mr. Zundel, the Mohacsi  vesz and the past 400 years of History.
	According to Ms Aheringer -- who conveniently leaves out the exact
source of her information - the date of Nepszabadsag and the author of
the article, -- its all about Jews being the scapegoats for  every
misery all over again  who are  blamed for just about everything under
the Sun. 
	 Ms. Aheringer's  opinion comes to the rescue of someone who feels
cornered, but  whose arguments are made to look even worse than they
already are! Neither Ms Aheringer nor Istvan Szucs could so far refute
any of my articles posted about dr. Chaim Weizmann, Yelena Bonner, the
Bolshevists, the Zionists, Ben Hecht, Ilya Ehrenberg, and.. oh yes THE
CANADIAN JEWISH NEWS. Could Ms Aheringer perhaps refute any of it for
us? Would you say that there are - heaven forbid "politically
uncorrect Jewish  revisionists" out there as well, whose opinions
widely differ from that of the politically correct?
	Ms Aheringer writes:  "fortunately, the majority of the [Hungarian]
people do not take  these creatures [the revisonists] seriously."
Indeed, did  the majority of Hungarians ever take  the Nepszabadsag
seriously in the past 50 years? You seem to take it seriously enough
to quote an item from it that you feel would help you out somehow! 	
	Whether Ms Aheringer or Mr. Szucs or anybody in their world takes
other revisionists seriously or not, it is entirely their problem. A
lot of politically uncorrect  literature has been destroyed already to
fit your  NEW WORLD ORDER, but there is a lot out there still safe and
sound
	Revisionists, be it Jewish, Gentile or whatever  - like it or not -
are here to stay. Human beings are made that way: The Lord gave us
brains to think with and as long as there are humans with brains there
will be revisionists on this planet. Unless peoples' brains are
affected somehow by methods only weel known to us all.  Trust me, the
more you try to suppress the evidence, -- which I call the truth --
the harder the soup boils in the pot, and because the steam wants to
escape it occasionally lifts off the cover.
SHALOM
Judit Toth
http://www.infobahnos.com/~jtoth
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Hello,

Apologies for the slightly off-topic post.  I will be in 
Budapest from November 7 to November 14th.  During that
time, I need to talk to some Internet Service Providers
 regarding net capabilities in Hungary for a company that
I am starting.  Can someone please recommend a good ISP for me?

Thanks,

Braun Brelin

In article >,  
says...
>Poetician1 > wrote:
>>What!! You have feelings? And bad ones? You must have re-established 
>>contact with that Romanian therapist, what's-his-namescu?
>
>Grotescu, what else?
>Joe

The last name wasn't Burlescu per chance?

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In article >,
Judith Toth > wrote:

| arguments!  But if you want to go back 400 years in History then be
| it! I am all game, Are you ready?
| 	On the other hand, if we were in a court of law you  would be
| instructed to stay with the subject we discussed earlier and not drag
| in Mr. Zundel, the Mohacsi  vesz and the past 400 years of
History.


Look who's talking.. aren't you the one who keeps bringing
in completely irrelevant issues about Weizman in on every
article?

| 	According to Ms Aheringer -- who conveniently leaves out the exact
| source of her information - the date of Nepszabadsag and the author of
| the article, -- its all about Jews being the scapegoats for  every
| misery all over again  who are  blamed for just about everything under
| the Sun. 
| 	 Ms. Aheringer's  opinion comes to the rescue of someone who feels
| cornered, but  whose arguments are made to look even worse than they
| already are! Neither Ms Aheringer nor Istvan Szucs could so far refute
| any of my articles posted about dr. Chaim Weizmann, Yelena Bonner, the
| Bolshevists, the Zionists, Ben Hecht, Ilya Ehrenberg, and.. oh yes THE
| CANADIAN JEWISH NEWS. 

Noone can claim that most of these are relevant either. THe
ones that were relevant were one sided, and I am still
trying to confirm their sources, so that's something I can't
yet comment on.

The Finnish female parliament member and the spokesman of
Finnish parliament, Riitta Uosukainen, from the Conservative
Party of Finland, started the president game in Finland
with her new book, that was a shock in Finland and sold
out (1st edition) during one day!
Later on German newspapers told about the books and some
parts of the text were spread over the world by Reuter.
Now the 2nd Finnish edition is coming out and several
translations are in plans (even in Korean language!) +
one book for blind people (by finger typing).
And why?

The reason is very simple and as old as human kind: Sex.
She tells openly about lovemaking with her husband (well,
she from *conservative* party:) in details.

In Finland some commentars have even compared Riitta U.
with Cicciolina alia Ilona Staller in Italian parliament.

There indeed is a funny connection between these two ladies:
finnougrism. Riitta U. is a Finn, who has her roots in
Carelia. Ilona S. is today an Italian citizen, who is
originally Hungarian...

Btw: today is the 1st October and exactly 90 years go
in 1906, the Finnish women made a great step to liberate
European women. In that day Finnish women got the right
to vote in public elections.
As first in Europe.

Jorma Kyppo (male)
Laukaa
Finland

) writes:
> Gyorgy Kovacs > wrote:
>>
>>You used to be better in detecting sarcasm. Have you ever heard: "No shit, 
>>Sherlock, what was your first clue?" The moderate version is: "You sound 
>>surprised." Both mean: "You've just stated something obvious."
>>I hope this helps.
> 
> No, it doesn't.  It only makes me grin that you, of all people should say
> that when you picked such a fight with Wally over one of his word plays
> with you. 

Take note Joe, there is no word play in his post -- he is simply incapable
of being inventive in this regard. What you spot as wordplay is cliche.
The phrases have been heard before, invented by others. Of course he's not
claiming anything original in his post -- he's incapable, in spite of his
being origanal. (oops, he'll probably drop a petty nag about spelling
here, but you get the point ;-).

Does anyone know of any hungarian chat group ?
Please, help.